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U-18 soccer
The Brussels U-18 squad took on the St. Columban team on
Monday evening at the Brussels soccer field, located behind
the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre. Brussels
held a 2-1 advantage at halftime. (Jim Brown photo)
Team I blanks Team II
Last Thursday, the two Brussels U-9 teams faced off behind the arena.
They had met on two other occasions and both of those games resulted in ties
of 1-1.
Each team was looking to take a win against their rival opponents. As these
kids, ages seven, eight and nine, attend Grey and Brussels schools together,
they had been making bets on which team would beat the other. It was
rumoured that some parents may have been doing the same.
After a “pep talk” rrom the coaches, the two teams took to the field. Wyatt
Ducharme scored the first goal within a few minutes of the game starting, to
take the lead. Both teams were playing to out-maneuver the other. The ball
passed equally between the two sides as parents cheered their favourite
players on.
Mitch Kellington scored at the end of the first half, making it 2-0 for Team
I.
In the second half, many shots were attempted on the nets by both sides but
only Matt McNichol was able to score near the end of the game, making it 3-
0.
Tim Waechter, in net for Team I, earned him his shutout of the season.
Lightning handed 1st loss
Blyth Lightning travelled to
Seaforth for its fourth game of the
season, on Tuesday, May 31. The
game captain was forward Avery
Kikkert.
The Lightning met a strong group
of soccer players when they played
the Seaforth U-11 squad. Seaforth
scored when the ball went off the
goal post and into the face of Blyth’s
goalkeeper, Leendert VanDorp,
before passing the goal line.
Seaforth’s second goal happened
when Blyth’s keeper got caught too
far in front of the net and the ball
rolled in behind him. Seaforth
scored another goal, making the
score 3-0, before the half time
whistle blew.
Nick Brandon played in net for
Blyth during the second half of the
game. Brandon made many great
saves throughout the second half.
Seaforth played a strong defensive
game and Blyth just couldn’t get
around them.
The final score was 6-0 win for
Seaforth.
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loss
On Thursday, June 2. Clinton II
came to play the Blyth Flames
soccer at Sparling’s field.
The Flames game captain was
halfback Jacob Nonkes, while
forward Kurtis Kolkman was the co
captain.
The first half of the game was well
played by both teams. Clinton had
the ball in Blyth’s end the majority
of the time, but Blyth’s defense
worked hard to keep the ball out of
the net. Goalkeeper Jacob VanDorp
"made several great saves and at the
end of half-time there was no score
for either team.
Ross MacDonald went in net for
the Flames during the second half of
the game. Clinton was first to score a
goal with a beautiful high shot in the
corner of Blyth’s net. Blyth got on
the scoreboard when forward Tanner
Merner passed the ball to Brent
Drost who shot it into the net for the
Flames.
Clinton scored another goal on a
breakaway, then Brendon Boven
passed the gall to Drost, who put it in
the top corner of the Clinton net for
another goal.
Clinton kept the pressure on and
scored another goal. Then in the last
five minutes of the game the Flames
simply fell apart. They were down
by only one goal, but they gave up
and didn't manage to obtain ball
control and as a result, Clinton
scored three more goals. The final
score was a disappointing one for the
Flames with a 6-2 victory for
Clinton.
Wingham ironmen general manager, Steve Coulter of
Brussels is retiring after four years of service to the team.
Team president Bill McGrath, left, presented Coulter with a
gift during the team’s year-end banquet on Friday evening.
(Jim Brown photo)
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ANNUAL MEETINGS
Clinton Public Hospital
St. Marys Memorial Hospital
Seaforth Community Hospital
Stratford General Hospital
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual Meetings of
the Members of Clinton Public Hospital, St. Marys
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth Community Hospital and
Stratford General Hospital will be held at the Mitchell Golf
and Country Club in Mitchell, Ontario, on:
Thursday, June 23, 2005
at 7:00 p.m.
to:
1. Receive Annual Reports of the Board of Directors,
including Financial Statements, together with the
Auditor’s Report thereon.
2. Amend each of the Hospitals’ Administrative and
Professional Staff By-Laws.**
3. Appoint Auditors
3. Receive the Ad Hoc Nominating Committee Report on
New Directors
Members who pay their fees annually shall not be entitled to
vote at any meetings of the Corporation unless their
membership fees were paid in full at least thirty (30) days
prior to the date of the meeting.
**Amendments to the Hospitals’ By-laws generally relate to
amending the Professional Staff By-laws to create a uniform
Alliance-wide Professional Staff By-law for all hospitals, an
Alliance-wide Medical Advisory Committee and Alliance
wide privileges for all Professional Staff. The Professional
Staff By-laws have also been updated to be consistent with
the expectations of the OHA/OMA Prototype By-laws
(2003) and to adopt best practices. The Administrative By
laws are amended to reflect changes in definitions
occasioned by the changes to the Professional Staff By-laws
and to allow Local Advisory Committee members to attend
in camera portions of Board meetings at the Board’s
discretion. Copies of the proposed By-laws may be reviewed
or picked up at the Administration Office. Please contact
Brenda Mitchell, 272-8210, Ext. 2437.
j Members of the public are welcome to attend